Sandusky women fined after Midway Mall melee
A Sandusky woman Geraldine McLendon 19 was found guilty of larceny and receiving stolen property after a melee at Midway Mall in Elyria Municipal Court. Four others face arraignment on multiple charges including petit larceny resisting arrest and possession of narcotics. The incident began when clerks reported a theft at Foxmoor Clothing Store and ended with police chasing the suspects through crowds.
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Midway Mall
Elyria
Geraldine McLendon
Pierce St
Frank M. Wilcox
Mollie Light
E. Parish St
Filmore St
Marian Rive
Johnson St
Bond
Marlene S. Ligh
Foxmoor Clo
Light Sisters
Vicki
Mollie
Marian Rice
Two Sentenced and Two Referred in Lorain County Court
In Lorain County Common Pleas Court yesterday two defendants were sentenced and two were referred to the probation department for pre-sentence reports. Daryl Davis, 26, of 2133 Elyria Ave Lorain, received an indeterminate sentence of 2 to 23 years in Mansfield Reformatory for forgery and possession of a hypodemic needle for illegal use. Davis was on probation on prior charges.
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Probation Department
Lorain County
Elyria Ave
Lorain
Mansfield Reformatory
Paul J. Mikus
Davis
Mikus
Charles J. Davis
John D. Pincura
Wilmer Dodson
Lodi St
Ronald D. Welch
Woodridge Rd
Dodson
Frank Herrera
Omaha Ave
Oberlin duo to perform for Elyria Music Society
Two Oberlin Conservatory students will headline a recital at the Great Hall United Church of Christ tonight at 8 p.m. Diane DePaolo mezzo soprano and Whit Kelley pianist will present a senior recital with assistance from Jeffrey Peterson and Thomas Russ. DePaolo plans LA Civic Opera debut after graduation.
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Oberlin Conservatory of Music
Elyria Musical Art Society
First Congregational United Church of Christ
Diane DePaolo
Whit Kelley
Jeffrey Peterson
Thomas Russ
PTA Program on Youth Planning Set for Thursday
LaGrange PTA will hold a program titled Concrete Planning for Youth Thursday at 8 p m in the high school gym. A PTA spokesman said activities for teenagers are being planned and high school students are invited to attend.
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LaGrange Parent-Teachers Association
PTA
Tax bill support asked by Elyria attorney
Elyria attorney Howard M. Saddler asked that a city legal staffer join him before tonight’s session of the Ohio Legislature Local Affairs and Urban Development Committee. Saddler, who drew up the bill with sponsor Rep. Donald J. Pease, seeks help to present the measure extending a partial tax break to individuals in urban renewal areas. He is running in the Democratic mayoral race in Elyria.
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Elyria
Howard M. Saddler
Ohio
Saddler
Donald J. Pease
Oberlin
Community Development Committee For Action
Paul McCartney sues Beatles over business control clash
In Life magazine Paul McCartney says he sued fellow Beatles John Lennon George Harrison and Ringo Starr after feeling overshadowed by manager Allen Klein. He notes the four still like each other, while Klein’s side claimed leadership. Other items cover Sarah Miles Hollywood trip for the Oscars, Tricia Nixon and Edward Cox wedding plans if weather allows, Fidel Castro invited to Chile, Stans names William D. Lee to head a new consumer affairs council, and a White House Easter Egg Roll tableau.
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Beatles
Allien Klein
Klein
Cm Junior
McCartney
Life Magazine
John Lennon
George Harrison
Ringo Stark
Tricia Nixon
Edward Finch Cox
White House Rose Garden
Nixon
White House
Priscilla
Boston
Priscilla Kidder
Amherst to discuss water plant upgrades with state
Amherst City Council was warned by state authorities that the waste water facility fails to meet standards. Council members weighed options for expansion and modernization, with talks set for May 1 with the Ohio Water Pollution Control Board. Mayor Clark requested funds for engineering studies and city representation, while concerns about sewer rates rising from 60 to 100 dollars per quarter and the need for more information delayed decisive action. The request for a 90 day extension to May 1 was forwarded to the finance committee as streets and sidewalks officials noted prior delays.
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Amherst
Tom Clark
Clark
Ohio Water Pollution Control Board
Puy
Anthony DePaola
Duane Parke
Parke
Amherst residents urged to join pollution fight effort
Amherst ecology committee of the city council asked civic clubs individuals or students to aid a citywide pollution control campaign. Chairman William Bruce urged contacting him and attending a future public meeting. Discussion included possible bans on phosphate detergents and pesticides with no final recommendation.
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Amherst
Ecology Committee
City Council
William Bruce
Measures Davis Refusal Shaped City Ordinances
Amherst officials moved ordinances into law after Mayor Marvin Davis refused to sign. On Thursday ten days after council passage, two appropriations measures became final despite the mayoral veto threat.
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Davis
Amherst
Marvin R
Council
Amherst council approves pay hikes for three workers
Amherst city council authorized raises for three employees retroactive to February 1971. Patricia Myers, council clerk, gains 600 dollars yearly to 2400. Fred L. Dover, building inspector, rises to 4000. assistant building inspector R. J Williams gains 300 dollars to 1500 above 1200.
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Amherst
Council
Patricia Myers
Fred L. Dover
R. J Williams
Group to organize on drug education in Elyria
A meeting to formally organize the Committee on Drug Education in Elyria will be held next Tuesday at Holly Hall at 7:30 p.m. The committee will include representatives from service and school groups and aims to provide factual information to parents and adults about drugs and abuse while assisting schools in obtaining funds for programs. The move follows Kiwanis Club prompted discussions on the local drug problem.
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Elyria
Tueday
Holly Hall
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